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President Barack Obama waves to members of the news media as he walks... Foto di attualitàBarack Obama,Camminare,Composizione orizzontale,Figura intera,Governo,La Casa Bianca - Washington DC,Luogo d'interesse internazionale,Mass Media,Partire,Persone,Politica,Presidente degli Stati Uniti,Soltanto una persona,Stati Uniti d'America,Sventolare la mano,Washington DC,White House South LawnPhotographer Chip SomodevillaCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesWASHINGTON, DC - MAY 13: U.S. President Barack Obama waves to members of the news media as he walks across the South Lawn while departing the White House May 13, 2013 in Washington, DC. According to the White House, Obama is traveling to New York City to deliver remarks at two Democratic National Committee events at private residences and a joint Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee/Democratic Senate Campaign Committee event at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)


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Recent high-profile cyber-attacks have highlighted the importance of online security. But are technological solutions at the mercy of our changing work habits?
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Combining hand techniques with electric pumping increases milk production in mothers of preterm infants
ABSTRACT Pump-dependent mothers of preterm infants commonly experience insufficient production. We observed additional milk could be expressed following pumping using hand techniques. We explored the effect on production of hand expression of colostrum and hands-on pumping (HOP) of mature milk.
A total of 67 mothers of infants <31 weeks gestation were enrolled and instructed on pumping, hand expression of colostrum and HOP. Expression records for 8 weeks and medical records were used to assess production variables.
Seventy-eight percent of the mothers completed the study. Mean daily volumes (MDV) rose to 820 ml per day by week 8 and 955 ml per day in mothers who hand expressed >5 per day in the first 3 days. Week 2 and/or week 8 MDV related to hand expression (P<0.005), maternal age, gestational age, pumping frequency, duration, longest interval between pumpings and HOP (P<0.003). Mothers taught HOP increased MDV (48%) despite pumping less.
Mothers of preterm infants may avoid insufficient production by combining hand techniques with pumping.
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Howard Hallis Art Show In Los Angeles on Friday July 24th!
A small intimate gathering to celebrate the release of Howard's new comic book 3D Octopus Love, as well as his new series of small 8x10 lenticulars entitled "Metaminis". Along with this, the one-of-a-kind 3D Doctor Strange Ouija Board will be on display.
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I was finally able to obtain a working POLYBIUS cabinet arcade machine. So far a few mild nightmares with the NIGHT TERRORS Higher Function Menu setting active, but sleeping better now with HYPNOGOGIC RECALL and HYPNOPOMPIC RECALL enabled. A brilliant game by SINNESLOSCHEN and an amazing job done by VINTAGE ARCADE SUPERSTORE in Glendale, California for making this a reality.
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FARGO — Carey Woods gave up one sport, but is going after another at North Dakota State. Head men's basketball coach Dave Richman said Monday the former Bison football player is walking on to the basketball team.
SEATTLE — It was a year ago when Dexter Werner was on the end of the North Dakota State bench, the guy cheering his team on, waving his arms and doing whatever those role players do. He was a follower on a team that won an NCAA second-round game against Oklahoma.
FARGO — North Dakota State returned home last Wednesday from Sioux Falls, S.D., around 3 a.m., and apparently some of the players went to class not too many hours later. You win a Summit League men's basketball title, you earn a trip to the NCAA tournament for the second straight year, but a champagne toast for those players 21 and older would have to wait.
FARGO — The trail of football Veldmans in Fargo-Moorhead started in 1980 when Gregg Veldman played for Minnesota State Moorhead. It's still on-going.
FARGO — North Dakota State added two more years to the contract of head football coach Chris Klieman that takes the agreement through the 2020 season.
FRISCO, Texas — The scoreboard clock had zero in its sights, and for the first time all day, Carson Wentz didn't know what to do. He thought about crying. He thought about celebrating.
FRISCO, Texas — One by one, North Dakota State players went up to Joe Mays on Friday afternoon and gave him their pleasure-to-meet-you handshake, clasp or hug. Of the almost 150 former players in attendance at NDSU's Friday practice, Mays was the last one to leave the Toyota Stadium practice field.
FARGO — It took awhile, but Trevor Gebhart finally got through the list of NCAA Division I college football players from his high school. He didn't even want to start to try to name everybody who went the D-II route.
FARGO — North Dakota State head coach Chris Klieman admitted Monday it's been a long two and a half weeks since the Bison played their NCAA Division I FCS semifinal football game against Sam Houston State. It's also been a good long.
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Little known fact: there are more shopping centers per capita in Dallas than in any other place in the United States. That means all you shopaholics out there will be in heaven. Upscale shopping centers like Highland Park Village, established all the way back in 1931, has great stores ranging from Hermes to Anthropologie to Williams-Sonoma. Head over to the West Village area of the Uptown district, one of the city's most walkable mixed use areas. Take the afternoon to shop at stores like Club Monoco or Brooks Brothers before strolling over to Max's Wine Dive for a good glass of wine and some southern soul food. Oh boy, does Dallas have some great food. The residents are sure to argue about the best barbeque and Tex-Max spots in town, but everyone has some favorites like the renowned Bob's Steak and Chop House, where you can find some good Texas-sized steak. You'll have plenty of time to find your own favorite restaurants in town.
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JERUSALEM — Yossi Cohen was shocked when city inspectors warned him last month to close his downtown convenience store during the Jewish sabbath or else be socked with fines.
JERUSALEM (RNS) Israel's 47 Christian schools are entering the second week of an open-ended strike to protest ongoing cuts in government allocations, which they attribute to government discrimination against minority religious groups.
EFRAT, West Bank — When Mordechai Reich moved to this Jewish settlement seven miles south of Jerusalem in 1994, he wanted to study in a yeshiva, or seminary. He stayed in Efrat, once part of the biblical land of Israel, because he felt he could make a difference.
JERUSALEM (RNS) An Arab-Israeli parliament member drew harsh criticism from Jewish Israelis on Monday (July 27) when he claimed that Jewish people have no religious ties to the Temple Mount, considered the holiest site in Judaism.
Two American Jewish organizations are among those helping an Israeli church recover from an arson attack.
JERUSALEM (RNS) Israel's cabinet Sunday nixed the establishment of local conversion courts, which would have provided prospective converts with an alternative to the ultra-strict courts of the Chief Rabbinate.
Israeli rights activists say the decision is a blow to religious freedom.
An Israeli family experienced the surprise of a lifetime when, during a home renovation, workers discovered a 2,000-year-old Jewish ritual bath, called a mikvah.
The discovery lends weight to what some archaeologists have long suspected: that a Jewish community existed in Jerusalem's Ein Kerem neighborhood during the time when Jesus lived.
JERUSALEM (RNS) Students at 16 Israeli high schools are completing a yearlong pilot program developed by the Washington-based Museum of the Bible, funded by the billionaire Green family, owners of the Hobby Lobby craft store chain.
JERUSALEM (RNS) Conservative Jews in the U.S. and Israel have accused Israeli President Reuven Rivlin of canceling a bar mitzvah ceremony at the official president's residence because one of the rabbis scheduled to conduct the ceremony is non-Orthodox.
JERUSALEM (RNS) A U.S.-born Israeli soldier who brought a ham sandwich to his army base was initially sentenced to 11 days in a military prison before a media frenzy prompted the Israel Defense Forces to drop all disciplinary measures.
JERUSALEM (RNS) The Vatican's decision on Wednesday to recognize Palestine as a sovereign state angered Israeli officials.
JERUSALEM (RNS) Thirty men and women formed a circle around the body of a woman laid out on a rectangular table.
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JERUSALEM (RNS) For the first time in its 26-year history, the feminist prayer group Women of the Wall managed to read from a full-sized Torah scroll Monday after one of its members surreptitiously borrowed one from the Western Wall's men's section.
JERUSALEM (RNS) Israel's Chief Rabbinate has backed down on its long-standing prohibition against placing Christmas trees in the country's hotels, as well as other rules related to the Jewish Sabbath and holidays.
JERUSALEM (RNS) A West Bank mosque sustained damage Wednesday (February 25) in what Palestinians say was an arson attack carried out by Jewish nationalists.
WILCZA, Poland (RNS) On January 22, 1945, a woman from this small village in southern Poland was riding her bike when she saw a sickly looking man and his son dressed in flimsy striped uniforms approaching cautiously from the nearby forest.
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JERUSALEM (RNS) The site where Jesus may have been tried, prior to his crucifixion, is now open to the public for the very first time.
Located in the Old City of Jerusalem, the spot is within easy walking distance of the Christian Quarter and Church of the Holy Sepulchre, where tradition holds Jesus was buried.
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smugglers have become. It's even more amazing that a significant portion of
our society now wants to turn around and allow amnesty to them after they so
wantingly broke our laws.
Countries like Iran and North Korea have no trouble at all securing their borders. But then again, their agents and guards are allowed to carry guns and shoot at would-be trespassers. If the USA adopted a similar policy, it wouldn't take long at all before any attempts to cross our borders illegally would become almost non-existent.
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We'd like to think the "data" is real, but common sense tells us
that we have no way of knowing how many have crossed and how many were
intimidated by enforcement. We CAN count how many have been apprehended, but
even that is a politically-motivated figure.
The Executive Branch uses selective enforcement based on funds available and the message they want to send.
For example, Obama wanted high deportation numbers so he could claim to be the Great Deporter. So he sets up courts at the border and catches illegal aliens trying to get in. Previously they were just turned back south. Viola! He now has a high number of deportations. But it is apples-to-oranges data.
BP agents can be aggressive or they can just sit on Xs waiting and watching.
Then there are the tunnels.
We know from the tragic friendly-fire death of a Border Patrol agent that the communications and logistics are not up to par. Just because Washington is talking about "reform" does not mean the information coming from is accurate. What we DO know is that it is politically motivated.
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Latham, S&C, Orrick, Covington & Burling: Business of Law
Oct. 31 (Bloomberg) -- Latham & Watkins LLP advised Schiff Nutrition International Inc. on its sale to Bayer AG for $1.1 billion. Sullivan & Cromwell LLP advised Bayer.
Investors will receive $34 a share in cash, Leverkusen, Germany-based Bayer said in a statement yesterday. The price is 47 percent more than Schiff's closing level Oct. 26, the most recent day of stock trading in the U.S.
Latham's corporate team was led by partners Tad Freese and Jamie Leigh. Advice also was provided on employee benefits matters by partner Robin Struve, on tax matters by partner Laurence Stein, on intellectual property matters by partner Anthony Klein and on antitrust matters by partners Karen Silverman and Joshua Holian in San Francisco.
S&C was led by Matthew Hurd. The employee benefits partner was Matt Friestedt. IP special counsel Blaze Waleski and tax partner Ron Creamer also assisted on the deal.
Bayer will strengthen its U.S. consumer-health unit with the Salt Lake City-based business. Signed about six weeks after Bayer agreed to buy Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd.'s animal-health business, the deal fits Bayer's strategy of building its life sciences unit with small- and mid-sized acquisitions, Chief Executive Officer Marijn Dekkers said.
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Orrick Herrington Taps Mitchell Zuklie as New Leader
Mitchell Zuklie, the leader of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP's corporate business unit, was selected as chairman to replace Ralph H. Baxter Jr., who has led the firm since 1990.
Zuklie will take over in January 2014 following a partnership ratification. Zuklie advises entrepreneurs, technology companies such as Fisker Automotive Inc., and venture-capital firms including Benchmark Capital, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and Sequoia Capital. He has led venture-capital financings, public offerings, mergers and acquisitions and licensing deals.
"Mitch has a tremendous sense of the firm and is a superb lawyer as well as an insightful leader," Baxter said in a statement. "I look forward to collaborating with him in the coming year."
Under Baxter's leadership, Orrick has grown from a 250-lawyer U.S. firm to one with 1,100 lawyers and 25 offices worldwide.
Orrick said its nominating committee selected Zuklie after an 18-month process. Other partners considered for the position were Los Angeles finance partner Alan Benjamin, San Francisco litigator Walter Brown and New York litigator James Stengel, the American Lawyer magazine said.
In his current role, Zuklie oversees Orrick's capital markets, compensation and benefits, emerging companies, mergers and acquisitions/private equity and tax groups. He is a member of the firm's board and management committee and last year was on the 14-partner panel that conducted a yearlong review of Orrick's strategy.
BigLaw Banker Has 'Robust' List of Firms That May Fail
Dan DiPietro, chairman of The Law Firm Group at Citi Private Bank, said he has a "somewhat robust" watch list of law firms that may fail in the coming months.
"In this kind of economic environment, it's hard to imagine we wouldn't have some" additional firms shutting their doors, DiPietro said, though he doesn't expect to see a "huge spike" in the number.
Global law firms are perhaps most at risk, facing high expenses and soft demand worldwide, with the U.S. fiscal cliff looming, Eurozone problems continuing and the slowdown in China developing, he tells Bloomberg Law's Lee Pacchia.
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General Counsels Donate to Candidates on Both Sides
Occidental Petroleum Corp. general counsel Donald de Brier gave $40,800, the largest amount to political candidates among chief corporate counsel during the 2011-2012 cycle, Corporate Counsel reported.
His donations went to support both Republican and Democratic politicians, including $5,000 each to Senator Dianne Feinstein and Representative Nancy Pelosi, as well as $30,800 to the Republican National Committee, the magazine said.
Viacom Inc. general counsel Michael Fricklas gave $30,630 to Democratic candidates, including $17,500 to the Democratic National Committee, according to Corporate Counsel.
Altria Group Inc.'s Denise Keane was the third-biggest donor among public company general counsels, giving $14,320, including $8,320 to Altria's political action committee, the magazine said.
PepsiCo Lawyer Hired by Covington to Head Public Policy Group
Covington & Burling LLP hired Dan Bryant, most recently PepsiCo Inc.'s senior vice president of global public policy and government affairs, to head the firm's public policy and government affairs practice.
Bryant, previously assistant attorney general at the U.S. Justice Department, joins as a partner in the Washington office.
"Dan's talents and ability to build relationships in both the corporate and political worlds makes him ideally suited to help us build on the strengths of our premier public policy and government affairs practice," said Timothy Hester, chairman of the firm's management committee.
In his seven years at PepsiCo, Bryant led the company's government-affairs team and directed its public policy efforts around the world. Bryant previously served as assistant attorney general for legal policy and assistant attorney general for legislative affairs during the administration of President George W. Bush.
Earlier, Bryant served as chief counsel to the House Judiciary Committee's panel on crime and was on the staff of the Senate Government Affairs Committee's permanent subcommittee for investigations.
Covington & Burling has more than 800 lawyers at eight offices in the U.S., Europe and Asia.
Jones Day Hires Labor & Employment Partner in New York
Jones Day hired Doreen Davis, former national co-chair of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP's labor-management relations and labor disputes practice, as a partner in its New York office.
Davis focuses on representing employers in trials and other proceedings before the National Labor Relations Board, union organizational activities and collective bargaining. She advises clients on the labor aspects of mergers, acquisitions and plant consolidations and provides strategic advice in corporate campaigns.
"Doreen is an outstanding addition to our labor and employment practice," Larry DiNardo, the head of Jones Day's labor and employment practice, said in a statement. "Her deep background on NLRB and union matters brings additional depth to our already very significant labor and industrial relations capabilities."
Jones Day has 2,400 lawyers in 35 offices worldwide.
Locke Lord Hires Insurance Partner in London
Insurance and reinsurance lawyer Ian McKenna joined the London office of international law firm Locke Lord LLP. He was previously at Mayer Brown LLP.
McKenna's practice focuses on contentious reinsurance and insurance matters, including coverage disputes, reinsurance recoveries, breach of contract, avoidance and related disputes, both in commercial courts and in arbitration, the firm said.
Locke Lord has more than 650 lawyers in 13 offices in the U.S., London and Hong Kong.
Artemis Wins Trial Over California's $4 Billion Junk-Bond Claim
Francois Pinault's Artemis SA holding company prevailed at a trial over $4.33 billion in profits and interest sought by the California insurance commissioner from a junk-bond portfolio sold to French investors in 1991.
A federal jury in Los Angeles Oct. 29 rejected the claim that if not for a conspiracy by the French investor group, then-Insurance Commissioner John Garamendi, the conservator of Executive Life Insurance Co., would have accepted a bid in 1991 for the insolvent insurer's assets from a group of guaranty associations that would have kept the profits from a junk-bond portfolio in the company.
"We are very thankful for all the jurors' hard work," Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP partner Robert Weigel, Artemis's lawyer, said outside the courtroom. "We're confident they came to the right result."
The case, which first went to trial in 2005, dates back to the sale of failed Executive Life, at one point the largest California life insurer, and its junk-bond portfolio to a unit of Credit Lyonnais SA and a group of French and Swiss insurers organized and secretly backed by the French bank to avoid regulatory restrictions on the bank owning an insurer.
Artemis, the company through which Pinault controls PPR and its luxury goods brands including Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent, acquired part of the junk-bond portfolio in 1992 and a controlling stake in the rehabilitated insurance company. Artemis is the only one of the French defendants that didn't settle with the insurance commissioner.
California claimed the profits that the French investors made from the junk bonds, which "went through the roof" after Garamendi sold them for $3.25 billion to Credit Lyonnais's Altus unit, rightfully should have gone to Executive Life policy holders and the guaranty associations that made up shortfalls for some of the insured.
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- Coordinated Disclosure Toolkit — a generic copy of the resources used by Portcullis Computer Security to manage our Advisory Process.
- Competitive Coding (Bloomberg) — ignore the lazy author's patronising tone; the bit that caught my eye was: He first began freaking people out in second grade, at age 8, when he took second place in a major Belarusian coding competition. To put this achievement in perspective, the score was high enough for Korotkevich to be granted automatic enrollment in a top technical university without needing to pass any other entrance exams. That is how you value STEM education: let people test out of it if they don't need it!
- Here's What a Growth Strategy Looks Like (First Round) — User acquisition doesn't really make sense unless you already have healthy retention [of diversity-in-tech pipeline conversations].
- How We Pass The Buck (Anil Dash) — The thing is, technology is not neutral, algorithms are built with values, and the default choices in our software determine huge swaths of our culture. We delegate ethical decisions as consumers and citizens to people who make software, but almost no computer science program teaches ethics, and almost no major technology company has a chief ethicist.
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Four short links: 28 September 2015
Coordinated Disclosure Kit, Coding Contests, Growth Strategies, and Ad Buck Passing
Four short links: 25 September 2015
Predicting Policing, Assaulting Advertising, Compliance Ratings, and $9 Computer
- Police Program Aims to Pinpoint Those Most Likely to Commit Crimes (NYT) — John S. Hollywood, a senior operations researcher at the RAND Corporation, said that in the limited number of studies undertaken to measure the efficacy of predictive policing, the improvement in forecasting crimes had been only 5% or 10% better than regular policing methods.
- Apple's Assault on Advertising and Google (Calacanis) — Google wants to be proud of their legacy, and tricking people into clicking ads and selling our profiles to advertisers is an awesome business – but a horrible legacy for Larry and Sergey. Read beside the Bloomberg piece on click fraud and the future isn't too rosy for advertising. If the ad bubble bursts, how much of the Web will it take with it?
- China Is Building The Mother Of All Reputation Systems To Monitor Citizen Behavior — The document talks about the "construction of credibility" — the ability to give and take away credits — across more than 30 areas of life, from energy saving to advertising.
- $9 Computer Hardware (Makezine) — open hardware project, with open source software. The board's spec is a 1GHz R8 ARM processor with 512MB of RAM, 4GB of NAND storage, and Wi-Fi and Bluetooth built in.
Four short links: 24 September 2015
Machine Music Learning, Cyber War, Backing Out Ads, and COBOL OF THE 2020s
- The Hit Charade (MIT TR) — Spotify's deep-learning system still has to be trained using millions of example songs, and it would be perplexed by a bold new style of music. What's more, such algorithms cannot arrange songs in a creative way. Nor can they distinguish between a truly original piece and yet another me-too imitation of a popular sound. Johnson acknowledges this limitation, and he says human expertise will remain a key part of Spotify's algorithms for the foreseeable future.
- The Future of War is the Distant Past (John Birmingham) — the Naval Academy is hedging against the future by creating cybersecurity midshipmen, and by requiring every midshipman to learn how to do celestial navigation.
- What Happens Next Will Amaze You (Maciej Ceglowski) — the next in Maciej's amazing series of keynotes, where he's building a convincing case for fixing the Web.
- Go Will Dominate the Next Decade (Ian Eyberg) — COBOL OF THE 2020s. There, I saved you the trouble.
Four short links: 8 September 2015
Serverless Microservers, Data Privacy, NAS Security, and Mobile Advertising
- Microservices Without the Servers (Amazon) — By "serverless," we mean no explicit infrastructure required, as in: no servers, no deployments onto servers, no installed software of any kind. We'll use only managed cloud services and a laptop. The diagram below illustrates the high-level components and their connections: a Lambda function as the compute ("backend") and a mobile app that connects directly to it, plus Amazon API Gateway to provide an HTTP endpoint for a static Amazon S3-hosted website.
- Privacy vs Data Science — claims Apple is having trouble recruiting top-class machine learning talent because of the strict privacy-driven limits on data retention (Siri data: 6 months, Maps: 15 minutes). As a consequence, Apple's smartphones attempt to crunch a great deal of user data locally rather than in the cloud.
- NAS Backdoors — firmware in some Seagate NAS drives is very vulnerable. It's unclear whether these are Seagate-added, or came with third-party bundled software. Coming soon to lightbulbs, doors, thermostats, and all your favorite inanimate objects. (via BetaNews)
- Most Consumers Wouldn't Pay Publishers What It Would Take to Replace Mobile Ad Income — they didn't talk to this consumer.
Four short links: 7 August 2015
Dating Culture, Resilient Go Services, Engineering Managers, and Ads Up
- Tinder and Hook-Up Culture (Vanity Fair) — "There have been two major transitions" in heterosexual mating "in the last four million years," he says. "The first was around 10,000 to 15,000 years ago, in the agricultural revolution, when we became less migratory and more settled," leading to the establishment of marriage as a cultural contract. "And the second major transition is with the rise of the Internet."
- Building Resilient Services with Go — case study of building a Go app to survive the real world.
- 90-Day Plan for New Engineering Managers — so much truth, from empathy to giving up coding.
- Networks Increasing Ad Stuffing — TV audiences (as determined by Nielsen C3 measurements: TV watched both live and three days after the show was first aired on catch-up services) are down 9% year on year, yet ad loads on some networks are up as much as 10% on last year. The dinosaurs are hungry.
Four short links: 23 June 2015
Irregular Periodicity, Facebook Beacons, Industry 4.0, and Universal Container
- Fast Lomb-Scargle Periodograms in Python — a classic method for finding periodicity in irregularly-sampled data.
- Facebook Bluetooth Beacons — free for you to use and help people see more information about your business whenever they use Facebook during their visit.
- Industry 4.0 — stop gagging at the term. Interesting examples of connectivity and data improving manufacturing. Human-machine interfaces: Logistics company Knapp AG developed a picking technology using augmented reality. Pickers wear a headset that presents vital information on a see-through display, helping them locate items more quickly and precisely. And with both hands free, they can build stronger and more efficient pallets, with fragile items safeguarded. An integrated camera captures serial and lot ID numbers for real-time stock tracking. Error rates are down by 40%, among many other benefits. Digital-to-physical transfer: Local Motors builds cars almost entirely through 3-D printing, with a design crowdsourced from an online community. It can build a new model from scratch in a year, far less than the industry average of six. Vauxhall and GM, among others, still bend a lot of metal, but also use 3-D printing and rapid prototyping to minimize their time to market. (via Quartz)
- runC — a lightweight universal runtime container, by the Open Container Project. (OCP = multi-vendor initiative in hands of Linux Foundation)
Four short links: 19 June 2015
Computational Journalism, Bio Startups & Patents, Ad Blocker Wars, and The Night Watch
- Computational Journalism — Google awards to projects around computational journalism. Sample: The goal of the project is to automatically build topic "event threads" that will help journalists and citizens decode claims made by public figures, in order to distinguish between personal opinion, communication tools, and voluntary distortions of the reality.
- Editing the Software of Life — research yielding the ability to edit DNA has spawned a new set of biotech startups, and a patent morass. Zhang already holds the first of several vital and broad patents covering cas9 genome editing. Yet, Doudna and Charpentier had filed patent applications covering similar ground earlier than Zhang.
- Ad Blocker-Stopping Software — the evolutionary battle between ads and blockers is about to get gunpowder. As Ethan Zuckerman said, advertising is the original sin of the Internet.
- The Night Watch (PDF) — There is nothing funny to print when you have a misaligned memory access, because your machine is dead and there are no printers in the spirit world.
Four short links: 9 June 2015
Parallelising Without Coordination, AR/VR IxD, Medical Insecurity, and Online Privacy Lies
- The Declarative Imperative (Morning Paper) — on Dataflow. …a large class of recursive programs – all of basic Datalog – can be parallelized without any need for coordination. As a side note, this insight appears to have eluded the MapReduce community, where join is necessarily a blocking operator.
- Consensual Reality (Alistair Croll) — Among other things we discussed what Inbar calls his three rules for augmented reality design: 1. The content you see has to emerge from the real world and relate to it. 2. Should not distract you from the real world; must add to it. 3. Don't use it when you don't need it. If a film is better on the TV watch the TV.
- X-Rays Behaving Badly — According to the report, medical devices – in particular so-called picture archive and communications systems (PACS) radiologic imaging systems – are all but invisible to security monitoring systems and provide a ready platform for malware infections to lurk on hospital networks, and for malicious actors to launch attacks on other, high value IT assets. Among the revelations contained in the report: A malware infection at a TrapX customer site spread from a unmonitored PACS system to a key nurse's workstation. The result: confidential hospital data was secreted off the network to a server hosted in Guiyang, China. Communications went out encrypted using port 443 (SSL) and were not detected by existing cyber defense software, so TrapX said it is unsure how many records may have been stolen.
- The Online Privacy Lie is Unraveling (TechCrunch) — The report authors' argue it's this sense of resignation that is resulting in data tradeoffs taking place — rather than consumers performing careful cost-benefit analysis to weigh up the pros and cons of giving up their data (as marketers try to claim). They also found that where consumers were most informed about marketing practices they were also more likely to be resigned to not being able to do anything to prevent their data being harvested. Something that didn't make me regret clicking on a TechCrunch link.
Four short links: 8 June 2015
Software Psychology, Virus ID, Mobile Ads, and Complex Coupling
- Psychology of Software Architecture — a wonderful piece of writing, but this stood out: It comes down to behavioral economics and game theory. The license we choose modifies the economics of those who use our work.
- Single Blood Test to ID Every Virus You've Ever Had — As Elledge notes, "in this paper alone we identified more antibody/peptide interactions to viral proteins than had been identified in the previous history of all viral exploration."
- Internet Users Increasingly Blocking Ads, Including on Mobiles (The Economist) — mobile networks working on ad blockers for their customers, If lots of mobile subscribers did switch it on, it would give European carriers what they have long sought: some way of charging giant American online firms for the strain those firms put on their mobile networks. Google and Facebook, say, might have to pay the likes of Deutsche Telekom and Telefónica to get on to their whitelists.
- Connasence (Wikipedia) — a taxonomy of (systems) coupling. Two components are connascent if a change in one would require the other to be modified in order to maintain the overall correctness of the system. (Via Ben Gracewood.)
Four short links: 6 March 2015
Design Fiction, 3D License, Web Funding, and API Magic
- Matt Jones: Practical Design Fiction (Vimeo) — the log scale of experience! Fantastic hour-long recap of the BERG thinking that he's continued at the Google Creative Lab in NYC. (via Matt Jones)
- 3dPL — public license for 3d objects. (via BoingBoing)
- Google Contributor — when the web's biggest advertiser tries alternative ways to fund web content, I'm interested.
- Templar — an HTTP proxy that provides advanced features to help you make better use of and tame HTTP APIs. Timeouts, caching, metrics, request collapsing, …


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At the inaugural O'Reilly Software Architecture conference, Bryan Cantrill shared lessons learnt from building a business around the early adoption of OS-virtualised containers. Core advice included; don't innovate in too many directions at once; identify the technical differentiators, and focus on ease of use/adoptions for everything else; and don't give up - technological revolutions happen much slower than people think they should. Cantrill, CTO at Joyent, began the talk by stating that for nearl… Read More ›
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TMS Sa. (EDAP) +1.4% and Fresenius Medical Care Ag. (FMS) +1%.
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